THE TURF

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 145, 22 June 1931, Page 4

THE TURF

FIXTURE AT TIMARU

, SOUTH CANTERBURY CLUB ' ROYAL SAXON’S WIN | MOUNT BOA SURPRISES. [ Per Press Association. ] TIMARU, June 20. The South Canterbury Jockey Club’s winter meeting was held to-day in fine but cold weather, before a satisfactory attendance. The track was fast. The totalisator investments were £0415 10s, an increase over last year’s £8621. Results were as follows: Pukaki Hurdles. (Of £IOO,- 14 miles). 2 Troilus, 10.6, O'Connor 1 5 Oriflamb, 9.0, Beale 2 I—Camisader, 9.6, Voight 3 Also: 3 Aladdin, 8 Desert Clow, 6 Haze, 10 Wayward, 4 Barrington, 7 lb <1 Heather, 9 Gallivantcr. Length; length. (Time: 2.46 4-5. Novice Handicap. (Of £7O; six furlongs). I —Sleipner, 10.3, A. E. Ellis .... 1 3 Ilkley, 10.3, Didham .. .. .. 2 • 4—Tippling, 9.9, Dulieu 3 Also: 5 Homecoining, 8 Tea Urn, 10 Coroner, 5 Whatnot, 11 Crunchen), 7 Silver Salver, 13 Locksky, 2 Elude, 9 Teresa, 12 Blue Ray. Neck; half a head Time: 1.14. Wai-iti Trot. (Of £9O; li miles i. 1 4—Worthy King, 12yds.. Davey .. 1 6 Master Dion, 24yds. C. King .. 2 3—Tat Wrack, limit, M. Holmes .. 3 Also: 1 Edna Worthy and Jester (coupled), 11 Mahera. 7 Matchless Bingen, 2 Symmetry, 10 Black Watch. 5 Prince IVrack, S Lord Antrim, 9 Great D’Oro. Length; six lengths. Time: Prince Edward Handicap. (Of £150; one mile 35 yds). 3—ROYAL SAXON, 10.6, O'Connor 1 7 FIRST RAID. 9.2, Young .... 2 I—INEVITABLE, 10.3, Didham .. 3 Also: 9 Arikiwa, 4 Starshootcr, 5 Noteworthy, 2 Glonrowan, 8 Wingatui. 6 Night Effort, 10 Night Maid, 11 Shortly. Inevitable was in front most, of the way, followed by First Raid, Royal Saxon and Noteworthy. First Raid joined Inevitable at the entrance to the straight but Royal Saxon wore them down and won by a neck, with the third horse a neck away. Time: 1.42 1-5. Glenrowan was fourth. Craiginore Steeples. (Of £120; about 24 miles). I—Umtaii, 10.2, Walker 1 3—West Dome, 11.2, Langford .... 2 7 Rangotahi, 9.9. Kerr 3 Also: 4 Valves, 2 Craigmorc, 5 Thurnina, 6 Star Tractor. Only the placed horses finished. Two lengths: twenty lengths. Time: 4.15 2-5. Craigmorc furlongs from home, when Craigmorc fell. Thurina fell at the next fence when looking to be a certain winner. Temuka Hack Handicap. (Of £100; 1} miles). Taragona, 9.9, A. E. Ellis .... 1 14 —Palmary, 9.0, Coveney 2 13 —Water Power. 9.5. Hogan <3 ; Also: 5 Quinopal, 2 Jock o’ Hazeldean, 6 High Speed. Two lengths; three j lengths. Time: 2.10 1-5. Beaconsfield Trot. (Of £100; 1} miles). 8— Lord Antrim, it., McMillan .. ■ 1 3—Pronto Bingen, 24yds., Butterfield 2 6 Rafa, 12yds., Edwards 3 ' Also: 2 Ballade, 10 Needles, .1 Sandown, 5 Great de Oro, 7 Silvorwood, 9 Tahoe, 4 George Roy. Head; three I lengths. Time: 2.52. Seadown Handicap. (Of £100; six furlongs). 7- MOUNT BOA. 10.9, Voight .... 1 2- LIMITED, 10.6, Kirwan - 1— -GREENAWAY, 9.10, A. E. Ellis 3 Also: 3 Royal Stwcon, 4 Isa, 6 Francolin, 5 Wise Choice, 9 Miss Mercai, S i Taku Tama. Limited and Isa were first away and led to the straight fron Greenaway and Royal Saxon. Mount Boa came from the rear to win by f length, Limited beating Greenaway bj the same distance. Wise Chuco was r fourth. Time: 1.13 2-5. 5 r :r A “Unique” Hot Water Bottle mean: t- sound sldfep, refreshing rest—just that And “Unique” lasts a lifetime.— Advt

RACING IN ENGLAND

FINAL DAY AT ATCOT TOTALISATOR SUCCESS [ British Official Wireless. ] RUGBY, J > 19. The last day of the Ascot summer meeting was again attended v the King and Queen and by several members of their family. The Royal procession hail been cancelled, and its w.re used to bring their Majc 'es and their guests from Windsor Castle. The principal race of th; day was the Workingham Stakes, the result of which was: — Workingham Stakes (A handicap sweepstake, with £lOOO added; second £2OO, third £100; six furlongs). HERNOSLEA (Mr W. R. Smith) ch h by Bachelor’s Double — Dinah Desmond. 4yrs 1 TOMMY ATKINS (Mr W. T. Sear) b h by Spion Kop—Tillywhim, aged ... .. 2 LANSDOWNE (Lord Glanely) gr h by Gainsborough—Kissing Cup, 4yrs .. „.... 3 The total turnover of the newlyinstalled totalisator during the four days of the meeting was £228,000. , RACING IN AUSTRALIA I CAULFIELD WINTER MEETING Received Juno 21, 5.5 p.m. MELBOURNE, June 21. Following are results at the Caulfield races yesterday; Toolambool Hurdle.—Cockrow. 9.5 (Howson) 1; Olina, 10.9 (Inkson) 2; Longlands, 9.6 (Knevitt) 3. Eleven others started. Three lengths. No time taken. Wonda Steeplechase.—Rakwol, 12.5 (Inkson) 1, Vauntrim, 9.12 (Mclnncss) 2; Teteoot, 10.7 (Wraight) 3. Thirteen started. Twelve lengths. Time: 4.141. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB TRENTHAM WINTER MEETING. NOMINATIONS DUE TO-IGHT. The Wellington Racing Club’s wiutel meeting will bo held at Trcntham on Saturday, Wednesday and Saturday, July 11, 15 and 18, the three days’ fixture ranging over a week. Nominations for all events at the meeting, including the Trial Plate, will close at 9 o’clock to-night with the secretary, Mr J. M. Griffiths, Wellington. The three-year-old filly Pakitore, by Arausio from To Aupaki, has been purchased by a patron of E. J. Ellis 1 stable, and has joined the team of that trainer at Washdyke. Pakitere did her early racing along with her halfbrother, Toxeyma, in the colours of Air F. Ormond. She has shown some useful hack form, and she may go on to better deeds next season. Riders For Napier. A. Jenkins, who broke a bollar-bone off.’ Easterly at the Auckland winter meeting, expects to be fit enough to resume riding at Napier next week. Ho has been engaged for IDisrank and Princess Elizabeth, R. J. Mackie will ride Arrowzone ami Lady Noel at. Napier. Lady Noel re good races in maiden company at Otaki, and looks improved as a result, she, should hold her own in the similar • 1 iss she will be meeting at Napier. Well-Bred ’Chaser. Domestic Trouble, wh > won the Maiden Steeplechase at Te Rapa, gave a good exhibition of jumping and created a very favourable impression for a novice. Snow Prince made him do his best for the gr ater portion of the way, but ho held on gamely and scored comfortably. Domestic Trouble, who is owned and trained by C. P. Buckenhani at Frankton, is by Warplane (standing in the Wanganui district) from Charwoman, by Signor from J Churmain, by St. Ambrose from Success, ami she thus comes from the same family as Kilwinning (who won the Great Northern Derby for Sir George Clifford in 1910) and Kilberry (the dam of Tommy Dodd, Countersign ami Victory Bond). Victory Bond is the dam of Tray Bond and Fairweather. Domestic Trouble, therefore, is well 1 bred. He previously raced in the colours of Mr W. H. Gnisfnrd and Mr .T. lOrmond.